Mrs. Esther Ajibola Aworinde

MY BELOVED WIFE We both started together from the scratch over four decades ago. We blended together afterall, cold water and palm oil do not blend. You were indeed a rear child of God. You were very diligent, you were a worker at home, you exemplified Proverb 31:10-31 and the teaching of the Holy Writ as enunciated in Titus 2:1-5. You demonstrated understanding, you were tolerant to a fault. You were deeply accommodating. You drew the members of extended family together. Indeed you were a pillar in our extended family. You were my best friend; you were my adviser. You were my prayer partner and ministry partner. You stood by me through thick and thin and ups and downs of pastoral ministry. You were epitome of perseverance and resilience. Without God and without your support our family cannot be where we are now. You were an excellent home maker. Most importantly, you knew Jesus Christ, you followed Jesus Christ committedly. You served Him dedicatedly; you used every opportunity to tell people about Jesus with passion. You were a great and ardent discipler. You lived a profound impactful life, an indepth spiritual life and a life of service. Yours indeed was a fulfilled life. To say the least you were an ideal pastor's wife with a difference. You were an ideal and exemplary 'iya mission'. You combined home front with ministry and your choosen career — teaching. In fact, none of them suffered. The object lesson you were obviously putting across to all who care to learn, especially Christians is that our carrier is not solely for the purpose of earning a living or for the purpose of livelihood but must be a veritable platform for soulwinning. In all the places where you served as teacher, you served with accolades, excellence and distinctions. No one anywhere has ever raised complaints about your performance. In sum, I do not regret having you as my wife. You gave me unalloyed cooperation and support in the ministry. The vacuum that your change of address has created can only be filled by God. I will cherish the good memories we shared together. Good night my dear wife, sweet is your rest in the bosom of your Lord. We will meet at the feet of Jesus Christ on the resurrection morning.

in about 20 hours

Just Like That! Just like that were the words that fell from my lips, heavy with grief, wrapped in groans no language could carry, when the news came that my mummy had answered glory's call. The fear I had long pushed aside (losing a parent) stood before me without warning. And not just anyone, but you, Mummy. April 8th now lives in my soul, etched in a place where time cannot erase it. Ours was a bond beyond explanation, a mystery no one can unravel. The bond was not sudden, not borrowed, but woven from birth until heaven gently called your name. Your love for daddy, your children, our spouses, for everyone within your reach flowed freely, unmistakably. With you, there was no distinction between our spouses and us; you treated us alike and held nothing back. You, alongside Daddy, were always there, present in every milestone; praying, guiding, cheering, believing. Like Priscilla of old, you stood beside Daddy for over four decades — a helper fitly joined, a prayer warrior, a bridge-builder, steady and unshaken. Through storms and sunshine, you kept the home intact, faithful until the very end. You led us to Christ with intention. Scripture and prayer were our daily bread. You taught us balance — life and godliness, passion and discipline. Your grandchildren tasted this same grace; they returned from Grandma's arms every holiday, wiser and stronger. You taught us diligence — never idle, never careless. You paid attention to details and was swift to deal with strange entanglements. Your antenna was always sharp at discerning and guiding. You were truly our compass through life's journey. Your discipline shaped our lives, our homes, our work. You were a unifier, Mummy. A minister of reconciliation without title, a peacemaker by calling. Your faith walked with you into classrooms, marketplaces, and everyday encounters. Students found more than food at your tuck shop; they found counsel, truth, and Christ. Many called you Mum, and you were worthy of the name. Firm yet loving, gentle yet bold. You spoke truth without fear and loved without pretense. You lived with urgency, as though you knew time was precious. Full of life, strength, and godliness. Never fake. Always whole. You fought the good fight, finished the race, kept the faith. And when the moment came, surrounded by some of your children, you requested that everyone should be singing and later said: "Ẹ jẹ́ kí n máa lọ ilé.". What a unique way to transition into glory! We did our very best, gave you the best possible care around, and prayed earnestly, joined by several others, to keep you here longer than this. God answered, though not in our own way but in your best interest! My mum did not die; she only answered a higher call to glory. She has only joined the great cloud of witnesses watching us as we fight. We are not unsure of where she is; what seems to be a loss for us is heaven's gain! Just like that, we all will be called home. No strength can resist it; no status can delay it. How will our end be? Like Balaam prayed, "Let me die the death of the righteous." My mum lived and ended well here, and I will do everything possible to meet her again in glory. I love you beyond words, Mummy, and you knew it. But your Maker, who loves you infinitely more, has called you home.

in about 20 hours

A TRIBUTE TO A DEAR MOTHER I can't believe I am writing this about you, Mummy. I remember the very first day I met you. You welcomed me so warmly, hugged me so tightly, planted a kiss on my cheek, and loved me till the very end. Mummy, you were an encourager, a prayer warrior, a woman of faith. You were bold, never afraid, and you always saw the end in faith. You were a giver, oh, Mummy, gave in love; she always had something to give, no matter how little. Mummy was humble and very patient. She would say, 'Iya Ibeji o ni suru oh' or 'ema ni suru.' Mummy was big on patience. She would always tell me to be patient, even when the road was rough. She always encouraged me not to give up. Mummy will tell me to fight my battles on my knees, sharing the various experiences she faced in life and how she overcame them. I remember teasing her about how strong she was and how I can't be a pastor's wife, and she will laugh so hard. Mummy was not the 'typical mother-in-law'; she was different. She will correct you in love and never hold anything against you. When we come home, Mummy cooks for us. I will only assist her, even when I try to convince her to let me cook. She still ends up doing the cooking. Her relationship with her grandchildren is very cordial. Mummy was the one who led Sharon and Andrew to Jesus, and she encouraged them to love Jesus and serve Him faithfully. Since they were little, they have always gone to Ogbomosho for every holiday. The kids look forward to going home every time because of the goodies they enjoy and the freedom they get. Mummy, you lived well, you loved deeply, you gave genuinely, you fought the good fight of faith, and you loved the master even until the very end. I am so glad that the kids and I got to spend your final days with you. Mummy, you loved me genuinely, and I am glad you knew I loved you sincerely. All the beautiful virtues you stood for, we will carry them forward, mummy. We will serve Jesus till the very end, mummy, and we will take care of daddy. My only consolation is that you are indeed resting with Jesus, whom you loved and served all the days of your life. Till we meet again, mummy. Bye for now.

in about 20 hours

This is a pain too deep for words, a loss too heavy for the heart to carry. Why did you have to lay down the sword so soon, Mummy? Yet, even in grief, I know you did not fall — you finished like a warrior. Yours is truly the death of the righteous. I remember a few hours to your call to glory, there was a shaking of fire and water, and immediately you passed on, everything stood still. You were an intercessor, a woman of uncommon prayer and unwavering faith. Time after time, when my heart grew weak, your prayers strengthened me. Even in pain, you never joked with prayer and the Word of God. You trusted your Maker completely, believing He is able to bring you through. But He alone knows why He called you home so soon. Your words still echo in my heart, "I know the future is bright." Indeed, God has already begun to show Himself faithful. Your personality was rare and beautiful. You remained peaceful in the midst of storms. While others panicked, you went on your knees and fought battles no eyes could see — and won. You were caring, loving, and selfless. Even after marriage, you never stopped loading us with foodstuffs, gifts, and love. You were industrious and diligent, never eating the bread of idleness. The way you balanced the home and ministry with grace and excellence was remarkable. You held your children together in unity, love, and purpose. That legacy will never fade. I will never forget your attitude of gratitude... "E se o, omo yoo toju eyin naa o." Your constant blessings, your persistence in your calling, and the way you mentioned my name till your very last breath; this will forever linger in my memory. I will never forget the values you taught us — too many to count, too precious to lose. Only God can fill the vacuum you have left behind, but I promise to do my best. I will make efforts to uphold the legacy you lived for. Lord, we judge You faithful. In life, in death, and in all things, You remain God. We are not offended by Your will, for Your wisdom is deeper than our tears. Good night, dear Mother. Rest well, noble warrior, until we meet again.

in about 19 hours

I did not just marry a good wife; God also gave me a dear mother. But why will she go so soon? Even till this moment, I still find it difficult to process. Sincerely, it's a bitter pill to swallow. Yet, we choose to praise God in the midst of it all. Still, our worship will rise like a sweet fragrance unto Yahweh, because our bond with Him is greater than any temporal pain. Our feelings may tell a different story, but our joy is anchored in our Savior, Jesus Christ. Mummy was more than a mother-in-law to me; she was a mother indeed, a warrior in faith, and a pillar whose presence brought peace to everyone around her. During our days in the Royal Ambassadors (RA) and Baptist Students Fellowship (BSF) of First Baptist Church Okelerin, Ogbomoso, Mummy was one of those we always looked forward to inviting. Her words carried wisdom, grace, and conviction. She did not just speak to people; she touched lives. When it was time for me to ask for my wife's hand in marriage, she stood by me wholeheartedly, even though I came from a very humble background. She saw beyond possessions and status — she saw sincerity, purpose, and love. That singular act of acceptance remains one of the greatest gifts she gave me. Such kind of love can't be forgotten in a hurry. During our wedding ceremony, she played a key role and gave her all. For a couple of years after our wedding, life was not stable. Jobs were uncertain, income was meagre, and the future often looked unclear. Yet, Mummy never withdrew her love. She kept supporting us, praying for us, encouraging me to remain hopeful when hope was hard to find. She believed in tomorrow for us, even when today was difficult. Then, when the breakthrough finally came, I'm glad that she was alive to witness it. Her eyes saw the long-awaited promise and the future she had always prayed for. I still remember her thanking God and singing praises, till her last breath. Even in moments of pain, gratitude never left her lips. Mummy cared deeply about our progress. There was never a time we spoke that she wouldn't offer words of encouragement. When I felt like giving up some years ago, hers was one of the voices that kept echoing in my head. Her faith in me was a gift I will always treasure. And our children? Grandma loved them dearly. She never forgot them. Whenever anyone was traveling to Ibadan, she would send all manners of goodies to EniOla and EniAyo. Even on her deathbed, she kept mentioning their names in prayers. What a heart of love. What a treasure of a grandmother! She would always ask after my mother and jokingly say, "Don't finish what Iya Ajaawa sent to you." She cared about everyone and always checked on family members near and far. Her love, care, generosity and accommodating nature reached beyond boundaries. She lived for others, strengthened homes and carried burdens in prayer. She made people feel seen, valued, and loved. A few days to Mummy's demise, I struggled so much to accept the reality staring me in the face. And the very day she was called to glory, I felt an unusual uneasiness throughout the night till daybreak. I kept pleading with God for mercy, asking for her life to be spared and hoping for the chance to care for the woman who had cared so much for us. But God, in His wisdom, called her home. In all, Mummy lived a life that made others better. Though our hearts ache because she is gone, we rejoice because her story does not end here. We will meet again on the resurrection morning. Like a fearless warrior, Mummy came, she fought and she conquered. And now, she has laid down the sword. Glory be to the name of the Lord!

in about 19 hours

Mum! There are no words heavy enough to carry the depth of this loss, no tears enough to express how much my MUM meant to me. This current reality hits me like a scary dream, hoping that I'll wake up in a bit and you would still be here with us! Mummy, you lived your life praying and committing our ways into Gods hands and you always demonstrate the power of his word. Your examplary prayer life is a lot to emulate. You taught me to fight every of my battles on my knees and on daily basis you direct me back to the word of God and what he's saying about everything I'm passing through. You were a woman of many strengths and kindness. You taught me how to walk with grace and live with resilience, you were a guide, a protector, a voice that corrected with love and lifted with pride. You were selfless until your last breath, always caring for others over yourself. Though the pain of losing you is immense, I am overwhelmingly grateful to have had a mother who taught me what true love, humility and selflessness means. It breaks my heart that I can no longer hear your voice or feel your presence, but I find comfort knowing that your love did not end here... it lives on in me, in everything I do, and in everyone whose life you touched. This loss is a big sore, but because it pleases God to take you now, we submit to His Will. We have solace in the fact that you fought your battles well, you ran your race well, and you have earned your crown. Good Night!

in about 19 hours

TRIBUTE TO MY MOTHER-IN-LAW It is with deep respect and heartfelt gratitude that I pay tribute to a remarkable woman my mother-in-law. Her life was a testament to grace, strength, and unwavering love. She was a pillar of support, a quiet encourager, and a true embodiment of dignity and wisdom. Her kindness touched everyone around her, and her devotion to family remains an inspiring legacy. I am profoundly grateful to her Though she is no longer with us physically, her values, prayers, and gentle spirit continue to guide us. We celebrate her life with gratitude, even as we feel the weight of her passing. May her soul rest in perfect peace.

in about 19 hours

Mummy, you were more than a mother; you were our best friend, a gist partner, a counselor, a prayer partner, and much more. Relating with us was without hindrance; you never denied us your time, you listened with diligence and guarded us with the fear of God. Your heart resonated strongly with the love of God and the passion to see us grow fully into what God intends for us. Your love towards everyone who crosses your path was great. You fit so well into the description of the scriptures 'Strength and honour are her clothing... She opens her mouth with wisdom, and on her tongue is the law of kindness. She watches over the ways of her household and does not eat the bread of idleness. Her children rise up and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praises her.' (Proverbs 31:25-28) Worth noting is your consistent prayer life; no day starts without you studying God's word and praying. You loved and supported your husband in life and ministry. You modeled Godly motherhood to us and to everyone around us. You had a deep yet balanced dedication to your home, career, ministry, and businesses in such a manner that none affected the other. I will not forget your unwavering faith in Christ, even in times of trials; you stood by the conviction of the word of God alone. If I am to describe Godly motherhood, I will gladly describe you. We are comforted and celebrate because we know that you knew the Lord Jesus and you are with Him.

in about 18 hours

The first time I met you, you said, "you are not my daughter-in-law, you are my daughter" and you stood by those words. A praying mother indeed, you stood with us during joyous and challenging moments. I will miss your counsel and sumptuous meals. You had a great deal of interest even in my business, so much that you advertised my business to everyone who came around. Words are not enough to describe how wonderful a person you were. You were an angel in human form. Grandma, as I used to call you (my beautiful neighbor), this is sudden, but we accept the Lord's will. You are a mother indeed; your show of love is unquantifiable since day one. Thank you for taking care of me and your granddaughter (Joan), thanks for being so loving and understanding. Your absence is deeply felt. I really miss you, my beautiful mother in love.

in about 18 hours

I loved her very much because she loved me so much. She means a lot to me because she always makes me smile My grandma always prayed with us Anytime we talk with her on the phone, she always say "S'alafia ni, e soriire ooo" She cooks for me. She is the best grandma ever

in about 18 hours

My grandma was the best She was like a mother to me, she would tell me stories whenever I am scared. She would cheer me up when I am sad. She cooks my favourite food When I am bored, she played with me. My grandma bought a lot of Christian and story books for me MY GRANDMA IS THE BEST. I am happy I held my grandma's hand and took a walk with her a few days before she went to be with Jesus. I know, one day, we will see each other again

in about 18 hours

My dear grandma Ogbomoso, I miss you so much. Thank you for telling me about Jesus always, for the yummy food you prepare for me during my holidays, and the goodies you send to me in Ibadan. I miss all the Bible stories you tell us when we come home, and the goodies we always take from your shop. I love you, Grandma!

in about 17 hours

Grandma, I cannot forget all the beautiful things you did for me. You always cared for me with so much love whenever I came visiting, making every moment feel special. You introduced us to God and constantly reminded us to keep praying. I will deeply miss those precious moments of prayer we shared on the phone and face-to-face. I will also miss the thoughtful goodies you always sent whenever anyone was coming to Ibadan. Your love was always felt in every gift and every gesture. I never imagined you would leave us so soon, but your kindness, prayers, and memories will remain with me forever. Goodnight, dear Grandma. Miss you so much.

in about 17 hours

"Annabelle my girl", my Grandma will always say. She was love in its purest form. She cared for me deeply and always welcomed us with warm meals anytime we visited for the holidays. She was a giver per excellence, always sending wrappers and beautiful gifts to me and my sister. Her generosity spoke loudly, but her prayers for me and my siblings spoke even louder. Though you are gone, your love, kindness, and memories will forever remain in my heart. I'll miss your beautiful voice and warm smile. Good night, Grandma. Rest peacefully.

in about 17 hours

My Grandma Ogbomoso! Ogbomoso is my favorite place because my grandma lives there. I'm always happy going to my grandma's place because she's the best grandma in the whole wide world. She gives me very yummy Amala, pap, and moin moin, and many delicious foods, and she feeds me till I'm fat anytime I go to her. My grandma allows me to sleep next to her in her room. My grandma wakes me up to pray very early in the morning. She also told me to always be a good boy. My grandma calls me Omo Oluwa, and she taught me about the love of God and why I have to obey Him every time. I will miss cooking time with my grandma because she allows me to join her in the kitchen, and I will miss all the goodies she gives me from her shop. My mummy says I'll see her on the resurrection morning, and I look forward to it. Good night, my grandma. I love you so much.

in about 17 hours

Grandma, thank you for taking care of me. I enjoyed your warmth so many times. Even though we spent few months together, you loved me so much that while you were passing on, you still asked of me. I will grow up to cherish your love and care, I will grow up to see your beautiful smile in pictures. I love you Grandma.

in about 16 hours

The announcement of your demise came suddenly, maami. From my childhood, you cared for me, the mother who stands beside her husband, no one like you, mummy in Kaduna, Kafanchan and in Minna; you are always there, mummy, Iya awon Arugbo, odo, omo wewe, I cannot forget your impact in my life as a good example, no one like my mummy, you train me to become a good example to people in my life. Mummy, you gave everything that you have to raise many lives in your house. Not even the Hausa people can forget your impact, mummy. We love you, but God loves you more. Good night, mummy. Till we meet again, continue to rest in the bosom of the Lord, Iya Bose.

in about 16 hours

Reality or dreaming... Sister Jibola, is it truly so? Is it true that we will no longer see you here with us in this physical world? You were not just a sister-in-law, you were like a mother. Your presence carried warmth, wisdom, and a quiet strength that drew people close. You spoke to everyone with respect, always wearing that gentle smile, yet there was a seriousness in your words that made people stop, listen, and reflect. You were specially created — one of a kind. An outstanding adviser, a great encourager, an excellent motivator. A true prayer warrior whose faith touched lives in ways words cannot fully express. You lifted others when they were weary, guided those who were uncertain, and reminded many of the power of kindness and faith. Though we struggle with the pain of your absence, we are grateful for the life you lived and the love you gave so freely. Your legacy lives on in every life you touched, in every word of encouragement you spoke, and in every prayer you lifted. Sister Jibola, you may be gone from our sight, but never from our hearts. Rest well. You are deeply loved, and you will never be forgotten.

in about 16 hours

A Tribute to My Darling Sister Ajibola Aworinde There are some people in life who shape you in quiet, powerful ways and for me, that person has always been you. You were my first friend, my unexpected teacher, and sometimes even my toughest critic. Through every stage of life, we shared laughter, arguments, secrets, and moments only we could understand. Those memories are not just part of my past, they are a part of who I am. Your absence leaves a silence that words can never truly fill, yet your love, your laughter, and your spirit will echo in my heart forever. You were more than my sister, you were a piece of my soul, my comfort, and my strength in ways I may never fully express. What made you so special wasn't just what you did, but who you were. You carried strength in quiet ways, showed kindness when it mattered most, and faced life with a resilience that inspired me every day. You had a way of making people feel seen and loved, even when you were carrying your own burdens. I will miss your voice, your smile, and the way you made everything feel lighter, even on the hardest days. I admire you more than I ever said, not just for the big things, but for the small, everyday ways you showed up with honesty, humor, and heart. No matter how much time passes, you will always be a part of me. I will carry you with me in every memory, every tear, and every quiet moment. I am grateful for you, proud of you, and forever blessed to call you my sister. Rest peacefully, knowing you were deeply loved and will never be forgotten.

in about 15 hours

My aunt wasn't the kind of person you can sum up in a few words, and honestly, she wouldn't have wanted all the formality anyway. What I'll remember most is how she showed up in her own way, on her own terms, but always with a kind of presence that stuck with you. Whether it was a conversation, a laugh, or just being around her, you felt it. She was a God-fearing woman, and you could see that in how she lived. Not just in what she said, but in how she treated people with patience, care, and a quiet sense of purpose. She had a way of leaving something with you, sometimes advice, sometimes humor, sometimes just a look that said everything without needing words. She made ordinary moments feel full, like they mattered more just because she was part of them. We're going to miss her, no question. But more than anything, we carry her with us in the way we move, the way we treat people, and the way we remember what really matters. That's how she stays here.

in about 15 hours

In Loving Memory of Mrs. Ajibola Aworinde: A Sister, An Aunt, A Child of God. In moments shared, both small and grand, she gave with heart and a guiding hand. She built her life on Christ, the Solid Rock, a faithful soul among the Father's flock. No shifting tides or sinking sand, could move the faith by which she would stand. With a gentle laugh and a knowing smile, she walked with grace through every mile. Though she has left this world too soon, her warmth outshines the sun and moon. We miss her voice, her strength, her cheer, but in Your Spirit, Lord, she's always near. You will be missed always.

in about 15 hours

To our spiritual mother, your kindness, wisdom, and unwavering support left an indelible mark on our lives. You have been more than just a mother, but a true mother figure, mentor, and best friend. Your legacy will live on through the countless lives you've touched and impacted. Rest on, sweet mummy, till we meet to part no more

in about 15 hours

Tribute to a Loving and Caring Mother. Mummy, your love was the first home I ever knew. You gave without keeping score. The late nights, the quiet prayers, the meals made from little but filled with so much care. You taught us that strength can be gentle, and that kindness is never wasted. You wiped tears you didn't cause and celebrated wins you helped make possible. Your hands were always working, your heart always open. You corrected us with love and covered us with grace. Even when life pressed hard, you moved forward. 'Ase lati tesiwaju' was on your lips, and faith was in your steps. You showed us God not just in words, but in how you lived. We miss your voice, your laugh, your hugs. But your love didn't end. It lives in us. In every meal we share, every prayer we say, every kindness we pass on. Thank you, Mama. For the love that raised us, the wisdom that guided us, and the legacy that holds us still. We love you forever. Rest in God's arms.

in about 14 hours

We write with heavy hearts but grateful spirits to honour the life of a woman who was a mother to many, a friend to the lonely, and an intercessor who not only carried her biological children's burdens but also earnestly carried her spiritual children in prayer. We recognize and commend Mummy Esther Aworinde's quiet strength and her labour behind the pulpit. She never sought the pulpit, yet her life preached the loudest sermon: love God, serve people, stay faithful, walk in humility, and show gentleness. Mama, you will forever be remembered for your hospitality, kindness, and hand of fellowship each time we have the opportunity to visit you. Our family cherishes your timely counsel and your generous heart toward us. We often recall your evangelistic passion; we keenly observed you witnessing Christ to LAUTECH students who came to buy goods from you. We thank God for the gift she was to us. Indeed, the separation is hard to bear. Sleep on till we meet to part no more.

in about 14 hours

We join the heavens, families and other ministers of God to pay tribute to a very cute, neat, articulate, magnanimous, trustworthy, meticulous, hard-working, prudent, fearless, energetic, supportive, caring, loving, understanding and a very humble woman of God, Mrs Esther Ajibola Aworinde. From where should we begin to speak of your impeccable qualities? Shall we speak of your humility, which is the hallmark of Christianity or your constant love and passion for the things of God? Shall I speak of your discipline and integrity? Witnessing your spiritual growth has really been an inspiration to us and your strength everyday made us stronger in faith. We would be less than honest if we said that our hearts have not ached over your shocking and sudden transition. It's our human nature to want to understand everything now but trust requires that we lean and rely heavily on God even when things seem unclear. Tears are the safety valve that God built in us to help us in time like this. It okay to cry but we would focus on the things that the Word of God declared. Job 19:25, John 14:2-3, 2Cor 4:6-8, Phil 1:21,23 and 1Thess 4:13-18. Mrs Esther Ajibola Aworinde, take your rest in your Saviour's bosom and rest eternally till we meet to part no more.

in about 14 hours

Mama, sleep well till we meet again at the feet of Jesus. You were a pillar, an example of a true child of God. You showed us how to live, how to serve God, partnering with our husbands. You taught with your life how to raise godly children; your passion for the kingdom of God is contagious. I love you, and I celebrate God's grace upon your life. Only that death did not allow us to say thank you as we wished.

in about 14 hours

TRIBUTE TO MY ROLE MODEL IN CHRIST It is very painful to admit that you are gone, my great teacher and role model in Christ. You always encouraged me whenever I was upset and always told me to be patient with my siblings. I love you Granny, but JESUS LOVES YOU MORE.

in about 13 hours

I was so sad when I heard of your passing, my great teacher. Even though I can't see you again, your teachings will forever be in my heart. Continue to rest in the blossom of Jesus. GOOD NIGHT GRANDMA

in about 13 hours

Our mother in the Lord, I appreciate the time we spent together. I learned many things from you, Ma. I will miss all the words of encouragement. Sleep on ma

in about 13 hours

Grandma it is difficult to wave goodbye. You are my mentor, my special adviser, my encourager, a prayer warrior. The news of your passing left a silence in my heart and an empty seat that no one else can occupy. You wiped tears away with your counsels. You fought a good fight of faith. I know you are resting in the arms of master Jesus. Sleep on well Grandma.

in about 13 hours

We were devastated when we heard the news of your passing. Not because we have not heard of people passing on, but because of the roles the Lord was using you to play in our family; your encouragement, correction, and kindness. Sincerely speaking, our family will seriously miss you because you passed on when we needed you most. Though we are very happy when we had the revelation that you made heaven. Sleep on, Mummy

in about 12 hours

What a painful exit of our GRANDMA who loves us wholeheartedly and brought biscuit and sweet for us every Sunday. Our great teacher who always tell us to be committed to God and always attend choir rehearsal always. We miss you grandma. Continue to rest at the blossom of Jesus Christ. We love you but Jesus loves you more. Good Night grandma

in about 12 hours

We remember how you started Girls Auxiliary with us; you bought the messenger booklet and guidebook for us and everything we needed in Girls Auxillary. We miss you grandma as we always call you. We will never forget all your teachings and always remember them in our hearts. We love you but Jesus loves you more. GOOD NIGHT GRANDMA

in about 12 hours

We stand together with heavy hearts. The Lydia Axillary will not die. We will keep the lamps burning; the legacy of faith is worn by every girl and lady you discipled. We love you, but Jesus loves you more. Rest on, Grandma Aworinde - a heroine who finished running the race of faith.

in about 12 hours

With deep sorrow yet with gratitude to God, the Men Ministry Union joins the entire church to celebrate the life of our dearly beloved mother. She was a virtuous woman who stood firmly beside our Pastor in the work of the ministry. To us in the Men's Missionary Union, Mama Aworinde was a faithful Christian. Supporting the MMU of the church. You will forever be remembered in our hearts, faithful servant of God.

in about 11 hours

Mama was a spirit-filled Christian Sunday School teacher. Before her demise, she was the Assistant Sunday School Superintendent and taught with passion. An exemplary Sunday School teacher who lived what she taught, she monitored her students, whether they were following the teaching or not. She loved and respected her co-Sunday School teachers despite the fact that we are just like children to her. She encouraged and stirred us up to do good works and always be ready for the rapture. We believe she has fought a good fight, kept the faith, and that the Crown of righteousness awaits her. Her absence and demise will be seriously felt.

in about 11 hours

Grandma, as we fondly called you. Women's Missionary Society of Dominion Baptist Church, Aroje, will miss you so much for your prayers, advice, and support for the families in the church. You encouraged us to serve the Lord with all our hearts.

in about 11 hours

A HEARTFELT TRIBUTE IN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS ESTHER AJIBOLA AWORINDE Mama was a devoted woman who deeply cherished her faith in God, prayer, and the Scriptures. She embodied gentleness, patience, and humility in all her ways. She was a generous soul who treated every child with love and care as though they were her own. Her jovial nature and uplifting spirit brought joy to everyone around her. Mama was hardworking and industrious, a woman of strength and courage. Her humility shone through in her warm and welcoming nature, as she accepted everyone with an open heart. She took a genuine interest in others' growth and progress, especially in nurturing and supporting children's academic advancement. She stood firmly by her husband, offering unwavering support throughout his ministry and in every aspect of life. Mama guided her children in the way of the Lord, instilling godly values in them and encouraging their educational pursuits. Her faith in God remained steadfast and unshaken. It is a sincere prayer that the God of all comfort will comfort the family she has left behind and the entire body of Christ. Amen. Good night, Mama. Till we meet again. We love you, but Jesus loves you more.

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TRIBUTE TO OUR LOVELY MUMMY We were shocked when we heard about your passing on. It is only God who knows why He permitted your exit from this planet earth. Your love and smile can never be forgotten. We will really miss you Mummy Aworinde.

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IN HONOR OF A GREAT MAMA She was not a woman of many parts. But she certainly lived a life of great impact and value. A great soul who served everyone. Great souls do not die, they bring many together in Christ. The family of Late REV'D and Pastor Mrs. J.O. Oyedokun is deeply grateful for the times we were able to spend with you, it remains in our heart forever. Though we are deeply saddened to hear of your passing into God's glory. May God's glory be upon the family left behind. Till we meet to part no more.

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TRIBUTE TO A WOMAN WITH THE HEART OF GOLD How can I forget so easily the day your path and mine crossed at Lydia camp alongside Susan in the 70s? This was the beginning of a relationship that became unique and impactful. How can I forget the role you played when the tempter came my way, wanting to sieve me like wheat? You did not only pray for me, but you and grandma made your home available to accommodate me. Even Susan bore part of the burden. I am grateful. God planted you on my way. You were my 'Guardian Angel'. You were a woman of few words but great action. Your dual role as a mother and sister in my life cannot be easily forgotten. I am not surprised that you ended up as a Pastors' wife. How can I forget how I still came to Kaduna to look for you when I was jobless, and Daddy told me you were running a program in ABU Zaria. You still accommodated me despite being a nursing mother and a student. No wonder you normally call Halleluyah my baby because he was newly born then. You may be gone, but you live on in the hearts of those whose lives you impacted, of which I am one. I am glad that you lived as a believer, and so we shall meet on the resurrection day. So, sleep on, Ajibola, a gallant soldier, the Dorcas of our time. Goodnight, my sister, we shall meet on the resurrection day. Sleep on, dear. Death has lost its sting.

in about 10 hours

Tribute to a virtuous woman I received the news of the passing of Mrs. Aworinde Esther Ajibola, our beloved colleague in the teaching profession, with shock and deep reminiscence of how she treated us, her colleagues, like royalty during the time we worked together at Community High School, Ori- Oke and Anglican Grammar School, Ogbomoso. "Iya Mission," as we fondly called her, was a shining example of kindness, industriousness, care, and generosity. Her presence brought warmth and comfort to everyone around her. She was a passionate teacher who commanded respect among her colleagues and made a lasting impact on her students. She was also a master planner in Christian Teachers Fellowship, always committed and dependable in service. Iya Mission, you were a wonderful blessing from God to me and my family. May God uphold the family you left behind. You have left a great legacy of godliness that will forever remain evergreen in our hearts until resurrection morning.

in about 9 hours

A GREAT TRANSITION. Words are not enough to express our shock at your sudden passing unto glory. You were an epitome of love, care, accountability, and hospitality. She was a good encourager, a disciplinarian. I never heard or saw where they settled a dispute between you and anybody as a pastor's wife. A woman who loved and feared God. You were a matriarch and a shining example of what it means to live a life of purpose and love. We celebrate a life well lived indeed! We shall surely meet at the feet of Jesus for we know you are resting with your maker. Goodnight Ma.

in about 9 hours

Ecclesiastes 3:1 says There is a time and purpose for everything under heaven, the time to be born, the time to plant, the time to uproot, the time to die... (Ecc. 3:1). It has pleased the Almighty God to call you home, Mummy. We know that you are no longer physically present, yet your work speaks. We know you for your generosity. There was never a time one would visit you without going home with tangible blessings, you were known for a cheerful and smiling face. You were known to be accommodating and hospitable. Though our hearts ache, but we humbly submit to the will of God. In your lifetime, you were one of the mothers that God used for us. With your experiences in the gospel ministry, you were a source of strength and encouragement to us. We will keep sharing your stories in remembrance of your contributions toward the success of the Ministry God endowed us with. Though you've departed, we take solace in the letters of Paul to the Thessalonians that says, "But, I do not want you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning those who have fallen asleep, lest you sorrow as others who have no hope. For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so God will bring with Him those who sleep in Jesus.... Therefore comfort one another with these words." (Thessa. 4:13-14, 18) Sleep on, Mother at the Bosom of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. SHALOM!

in about 9 hours

Mummy, you came, you saw, and you conquered.

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You were such a beautiful person, beautiful without and within, you loved sincerely, you smiled sincerely, you talked sincerely, you prayed sincerely by faith, you obeyed God with all of your heart, you were a true friend and sister. You have won the fight over death, diseases. You are with your maker. Sleep on, beloved, until resurrection morning. Father, comfort these, especially the family.

in about 8 hours

You are forever held up in our hearts, and we know that God has laid you to rest. God will comfort the family and continue to uphold and strengthen daddy.

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Sweet rest, ma, you are precious to us, but God knows why now. God will be with the family mama left behind. Amen.

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You are a rare gem to us, sleep well, mummy.

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Sweet is the rest of the righteous, rest on mama. It is sure you made it. You serve your creator throughout your life. Rest on until resurrection day.

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Grandma was such a caring and loving mother to us all. We will miss her greatly, but we are comforted because she is now in a better place. Till we meet again. Amen.

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May your soul rest in peace.

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Thank God for a life well spent in support of Christ's ministry.

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All we can say is it's God's time. Glory be to His Holy Name, rest on.

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Good night momo

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Losing someone like you is so painful at this time that you are supposed to eat the fruit of your labor. Grandma Ogbomoso, as I used to call you two years ago, when we first met through our son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tolulope Victoria Aworinde. You are a mother to the core. It is hard to say good night, but I still believe that we shall meet on the resurrection day. May your soul find eternal rest in our Lord Jesus Christ. Adieu.

in about 6 hours

To God be all the glory for a fulfilled life; she came, saw, and conquered. Glory be to God. She was a pillar of support to the ministry of our father in the Lord, a woman of courage and faith. May the Lord grant us all grace to finish well so that we can see again. Goodnight, God's GENERAL.

in about 6 hours

On behalf of Ogbomoso Scripture Union Nigeria Zone East, we pay our condolences to you sir. Brothers and Sisters, may the Lord comfort you and be with you all through in Jesus Christ Name. Accept our sincere condolences.

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Mummy, thank you for keeping the faith till the end, you were a shining light to us. We will meet on the resurrection morning.

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Dear Mummy, we love you, but God loves you more. May the Lord comfort the family you left behind in Jesus' name, Amen.

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Grandma is a good person; she is kind. Good night.

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Mummy, we love you, but God decides to change your address at this moment. It is our belief that we will meet again to enjoy eternity with our Lord Jesus Christ together. Good night.

in about 4 hours

You will be missed greatly. We love you, but God loves you most.

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It is with heavy heart we say goodbye to our loving mother.

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With such a heavy heart., we write this, Thanks for being a soldier of Christ till death. Till we meet again at the feet of Christ, keep resting, mama.

in about 3 hours

We grew up together at Ile-Oloya. You were so loving.

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The peace of God will be with the family in Jesus name.

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We love you, but the Lord Jesus loves you more.

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We are shocked at Mama's exit. The Lord of hope will restore our dashed hope. Rest on.

in about 2 hours

We love you, but God loves you most.

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Hmm, so sad writing this. But no matter how far a journey may be, there is always a destination. Grandma, you have fought the good fight of faith. Definitely, there is a crown that awaits you. You were a mother to everyone, so free and open to everyone who comes around you. I pray and hope that the family you left behind is strengthened and consoled, goodbye Grandma.

in about 2 hours

Everybody's Grandma, that's who you were to us. You were such a light in this world, and you loved all of us like we were family. You encouraged, taught us a few things here and there, like how to make good Akara, and we're grateful for the gift of your life. We all love you, and I will miss you so much! God bless the family and comfort them. Rest on, our grandma!

in about 2 hours

Grandma, you were such a pleasant soul, you loved with all your heart, and served as unto Christ. It's so sad that I'll never get to hear the story you promised me, but I'm comforted knowing that you lived a fulfilled life and you are resting in the bosom of Christ. I love you, and I'll miss you. till we meet at Jesus' feet.

in about 1 hour

Indeed, you came, you saw, and you conquered. We miss your smiles and active disposition. We are grateful to God for a life well spent. You will live on in our minds forever. We love you, but God loves you most. Good and wonderful mother.

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Adieu, mummy, you came and fulfilled God's purpose for your life. God will uphold the entire family.

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A woman of faith and grace, good night.

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Mama, iya oko mi atata, iya Okelerin as we use to call you in our family, it was a huge shock, but who are we to question God, your life was full of grace, you are one of the role model about family that I follow, I love the way you respect your husband and I copied it, your smile melt all problems, when things are difficult you just call me Iya Ayomide God is in control. My children feel at home anytime they come for holiday in Ogbomoso. You particularly made me love coming to Ogbomoso. A Christian woman, humble and sincere. Sleep well mama, we love you in the family.

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The working of God is beyond the understanding of men. The name of the Lord be praised.

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We thank God for your life. You have finally won the battle over the devil and his agents. We love you, but God loves you most. Sleep on until we meet to part no more.

12 minutes ago

My sister, Mrs. Adika Aworinde, your death was shocking to the two families of Pa. Afolabi and Aworinde. We have our faith in the Lord that created heaven and earth. We only pray to God for His mercy in the family left behind.

27 minutes ago

My good friend, I never knew it would be the last time when we met at the hospital. For everything under the sun, there is time. I know you have Christ Jesus, and that alone is our consolation. I love you, my dear friend, but God loves you most. Rest in the bosom of the Lord.

43 minutes ago

Mummy, if there is anything more than a shock, your demise does more than that. Your love and affection toward me with Daddy is what I cannot take for granted. But we take solace in God that you have gone to the great beyond to rest. Good night, mummy, we love you.

about 1 hour ago

Thank God for your life. God be with the family.

about 1 hour ago

We love you, but God loves you more. Continue to live on to meet at God's feet.

about 2 hours ago

We can never forget all the good deeds and favour you've shown to us, not even knowing where we came from, but still you cared wholeheartedly. We love you and you will never be erased from our hearts.

about 2 hours ago

Mummy, I love you. Thank you for being an example for us, for being a mother to me. Thank you, ma, thank you for taking us in as your children. Precious loves you.

about 2 hours ago

I know we will see each other again. Thank you for being an example of motherhood, even though most of our communication was through the gates. I saw how you managed your home, your kitchen, and your shop. You trusted loyal customers like me, and you always gave what you knew you had the power to give. Thank you, ma. See you at the marriage supper of the lamb.

about 2 hours ago

Mama daada ni, oniwa tutu bi adaba, a maa miss yin ni adugbo.

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I bless God for your life, and I am happy to have met you in this life. My greatest joy is that you are in heaven with our Lord Jesus, and we shall see you on the last day.

about 3 hours ago

Good night, mama, we shall meet again at Christ's feet.

about 3 hours ago

Good night mummy, till we meet to part no more

about 3 hours ago

Who can question God, but we take solace in the fact that mama lived a fulfilled Christian life. Rest in the bosom of God until the resurrection day.

about 4 hours ago

Idile Mr. & Mrs. Durodola Mosobalaje Victor Alajaawa ki gbogbo Ebi, Awon omo ati Baba Aworinde pe a ku ara ye ara oo, Oluwa ninu aanu re ko ni seni tele tele, Oluwa yoo di gbogbo ebi mu o loruko Jesu, Baba Aworinde e ba awon omo yin jinna loruko Jesu, Amin.

about 4 hours ago

Mummy wa, it is so painful that you left us, we know it is well, rest on mama wa till resurrection day.

about 4 hours ago

Mummy, we bless the name of the Lord for the life you lived, may our Lord Jesus Christ uphold Daddy and the family at large.

about 4 hours ago

The entire members of these societies condole with the family in respect of our dear mother, may her soul rest in peace, Amen.

about 5 hours ago

We love you but Christ loves you best keep on resting in peace, you have fought a good fight of faith and won. God will comfort Daddy and the whole family.

about 5 hours ago

We know for sure that God has received you unto His bosom and this is our joy. May the good memories of you (mummy) be a message for the living, rest on.

about 5 hours ago

Mummy, you left too soon, but God has reasons. Sleep on until we meet and part no more.

about 5 hours ago

Mummy of all the family we love you, good night.

about 6 hours ago

Good night, mummy, till we meet again on the last day.

about 6 hours ago

She was a woman of Grace, faith, and quiet strength whose life touched many. Her dedication to God and service to the church will always be remembered. May her soul rest in peace.

about 6 hours ago

May your soul rest in peace.

about 6 hours ago

Sleep on, mama, your good work will always be remembered.

about 7 hours ago

We celebrate your well-lived life, our dear mother. Though you have gone, our memory can never forget your impact on our lives, mama wa, till we meet again.

about 7 hours ago

Our God knows best! I and Dn. Samson Adeniyi -- President of the Gideons International Ogbomoso North Camp came to express our heartfelt condolences on the demise of Mama Aworinde. The Lord God will comfort you, the children, and grandchildren.

about 7 hours ago

Glory be to God Almighty for the good life you've lived. I know you to be kind and loving to everyone. God knows why he has called you now. Rest peacefully my Dear Sister in Christ.

about 8 hours ago

Momo Aworinde as we used to address you, your death was a shock unto me but I know you have gone to your maker to rest. Rest on, dear mother in Israel, until we meet to part no more.

about 8 hours ago

Mummy, continue to rest in the bosom of the Lord, we love, but God loves you better than we do.

about 8 hours ago

The grace of God will be sufficient for the family left behind.

about 8 hours ago

Rest in perfect peace

about 9 hours ago

Rest in peace, good mother

about 9 hours ago

Your smiling face and charming heart cannot be forgotten. You are a rare and wonderful mother who loved her home beyond measure. Adieu, loving mother.

about 9 hours ago

May your soul rest in perfect peace.

about 9 hours ago

Mummy a fe yin sugbon Jesu fe yin, o dowuro

about 10 hours ago

Mo fe yin sugbon Jesu fe yin ju mi lo. A o pade lese Jesu, Amin.

about 10 hours ago

My great mummy, your death is so painful to me, but God knows the best.

about 10 hours ago

Mummy, thank you for motherhood and exemplary leadership.

about 10 hours ago

Grandma Aworinde was a mother, a comforter, a supporter, and a channel of blessings to many. She was an epitome of humility, love, and care with Christian virtues. We would miss her appreciative heart and prayerful support to her biological and spiritual children. May God comfort all of us who had a relationship with her. Rest on, Grandma, till we meet to part no more.

about 11 hours ago

Not what we could ever imagine; it's all like a dream that can't be expressed, but we know that you are gone for good, mummy. All the memories of our moments with you are overwhelming.

about 11 hours ago

Mummy, the news of your home call came as a shock to us. But to God be the glory for a life well spent in Christ. You serve the Lord and affected lives for Christ positively. May the Lord stand by, console and comfort our daddy, the children, family members, friends and the entire church members you left behind. Good night, Mama.

about 11 hours ago

To God be the glory for a life well spent, good night, beloved mummy.

about 11 hours ago

Good night, mama, till resurrection day.

about 12 hours ago

Adieu Mama Aworinde, mama wa, a o pade lese Jesu.

about 12 hours ago

Mama, you fought the good fight, you won the race. Sleep in the bosom of your Lord.

about 12 hours ago

We are shocked to our marrow to hear about the death of our beloved sister. Be comforted.

about 12 hours ago

My deepest condolences to you, your family, and the body of Christ at large. We know that although it is a loss to us, it is heaven's gain.

about 13 hours ago

It is hard to believe what we heard about the demise of our beloved sister, friend, and gentle adviser, especially at Kafanchan. May we all be comforted, Amen.

about 13 hours ago

Oluwa yoo wa pelu awon omo, Emi mimo yoo ba mi fi agbara fun yin loruko Jesu Kristi. It is well, God will uphold the family she left behind.

about 13 hours ago

Mummy, the news of your demise came as a bomb. To God be the glory for the good life you had. A God-fearing mummy with humility, jovial, and a lover of her family and everybody. Sleep well, the Lord will uphold your family to bear the loss IJN.

about 14 hours ago

Mummy was humility personified and so industrious.

about 14 hours ago

O di owuro o, ore wa, ololufe wa, ayanfe Jesu. A fe o, sugbon Oluwa fe o ju wa lo -- Ipade di odo Baba wa.

about 14 hours ago

She came, she saw, she won. May the Lord be with the family she left behind.

about 14 hours ago

Oluko mi owon, kokoro ko je ka gbadun obi, iku ko je ki n je igbadun yin pe, titi lai ni e o maa wa ni okan mi pelu eko rere ti e fi ko mi, o daaro o.

about 15 hours ago

Mama daradara ni yi Oluwa yoo ba mi se yin ni kaabo omo odo rere, emi ti e ma n ko orin fun 'Oluwagbemileke, gbemileke baba gbe mi leke araye' Orin ti mo mo pe e ma ko fun mi ni yi ma.

about 15 hours ago

Mummy, your passing away was so shocking, oh death, why do you take our former adviser of WMU Imole Olorun-Ntan of yesterday now called Imole Ayo Baptist Association and Ayo Oluwa Baptist Association? Mama wa owon o di owuro o, mama ologbon, a o pade lese Jesu nibi ti ipinya ko ni si.

about 15 hours ago

Mummy was a good mother to all of us. Good night ma.

about 15 hours ago

Good night mummy, till we meet to part no more.

about 16 hours ago

On behalf of all the members of Oniroo's compound, we say good night to you, Ma. We shall meet on the resurrection day. Good night.

about 16 hours ago

May the Lord bless and comfort the family you left behind. Good night till the resurrection morning.

about 16 hours ago

Mummy o dowuro, mama daada.

about 16 hours ago

Good night mummy Aworinde

about 17 hours ago

Your departure from our midst is sudden and painful, but who are we to question God? You've left, but your work can never be forgotten. Sleep well, mama, till we meet to part no more.

about 17 hours ago

My mummy, that is how I used to call her, a very simple & good woman indeed. Sleep on.

about 17 hours ago

She was a good mummy and God-fearing woman.

about 17 hours ago

She was a good mother. Mummy, demise was shocking. However, God knows it all.

about 18 hours ago

Adika aya Alufa Aworinde, oro to ju ekun loo, o ti gba erin ni enu. Ile aye, ago iwaasu, bii eesu ni omo ijo, omilegbe ni omo ijo, sugbon agbero lo poo, Aleluya ni orin onigbagbo ni orun. Ajinde re o daju, iwaju re dara, eyin re ko ni baje. Fun Alufa Ademola omo Aworinde, awon omo, ebi, ore ati ijo Olorun, Oluwa yoo di wa mu de opin, a o de ile sinmi, oore-ofe yoo to fun wa. Ipade di Ajinde ologo o. Ayo, ayo lee mimo, mimo ni orin wa. O dowuro o, maa sinmi, Ajinde re daju.

about 18 hours ago

Mummy, your departure caught us unaware. But thank God that helped you to fulfill His purpose for your life. Mummy Esther, your life is worthy of emulation to us. We take solace in Christ for your departure, as God's general, you came, you saw, and you conquered. Continuing resting till resurrection, when we will meet and part no more. Adieu mama of faith.

about 18 hours ago

Mummy Aworinde, you were a gentle and humble servant of God. You provided godly leadership to the WMU of Ogbomoso Bethel Baptist Association. You led the union in missions with wisdom and integrity and provided the needed encouragement to the women. You were an exemplary pastor's wife, and your uprightness in leading the pastors when in our Association will always be remembered. Keep resting in the bosom of the Lord till the resurrection morning.

about 18 hours ago

On behalf of the president of the Seminary, Rev. Prof. S. Ola Ayankeye, all Deputies, principal officers, Deans, Heads of Departments, Staff, and students, we register our condolences to Papa Rev. Aworinde (Rtd.) and the family. May God's comfort be eternal in Jesus' name. Also, on behalf of the Ayo-Obiremis and Fadejis, we remember Mama as a loving, humble, hospitable, caring, exemplary pastor's wife. We pray God's comfort for all the family in Jesus name. Mama's love and care cannot be forgotten!

about 19 hours ago

Mama Aworinde, an epitome of humility, a visionary leader, an organizer, and a great mobilizer for WMU works. She was an encyclopedia of WMU Works.

about 19 hours ago

Mummy, you have run the race and conquered.

about 19 hours ago

You did what cannot be forgotten in our midst, Mummy. You were a role model, teacher, and mentor. You lived an exemplary life; your death pained us to the bone. We pray that the Lord will uphold Daddy, children, and the entire family you left behind. Good night, mummy.

about 20 hours ago

Mama, you were the first Women's Missionary Union Chairperson of the Association. You were very bold and courageous, and you served God with all your strength. We can all attest to your contribution to the work of God during your time. We missed you, Mama Aworinde. You are a rare gem.

about 20 hours ago

Mama, you were always prepared because you lived each day as a true Christian.

about 20 hours ago

Mama Aworinde, we salute you for your virtue, strength, courage, and dedication to the work of God. You were a mother indeed, and a strong pillar to your husband, his ministry, and the church of God. We wish to continue to have you with us, but when our Owner, the Omnipotent and Determiner of the beginning and end of our journey on earth, says it is time to return home, there is absolutely nothing any of us can do. Rest on in the bosom of our Lord till resurrection day, when we shall meet to part no more. Good night ma.

about 20 hours ago

Mummy, you will be greatly missed.

about 21 hours ago

Thank God for a life well spent. Till we meet on the resurrection day.

about 21 hours ago

We love you; God loves you most.

about 21 hours ago

Mama wa, a wonderful & loving woman of God.

about 21 hours ago

You lived a God-fearing life. Our prayer is that the Lord Almighty will take care of Baba, the entire family, and the church of God you left behind. Ma, sleep on till we meet to part no more.

about 22 hours ago

Mama, we love you., but Jesus loves you most, May the good Lord keep and protect all you left behind.

about 22 hours ago

People are coming and are going every day, Mama rest in the bosom of Christ till we meet again.

about 22 hours ago

A very resourceful and amiable mama, you came, saw, and conquered. Rest on in the bosom of our Lord who loved you best. Good night, ma.

about 22 hours ago

Mummy, you lived well, you were so loving, caring, and very hospitable, continue to rest at the bosom of your Lord.

about 23 hours ago

May she continue to rest at the bosom of the Lord

about 23 hours ago

Iya mi, rest on beloved mother.

about 23 hours ago

Oluwa yoo da idile si, Amin.

about 23 hours ago

Oluwa yoo da awon omo ati Baba si, Oluwa yoo wa pelu idile ni apapo.

about 24 hours ago

Mama, we would miss you, but we know that we would meet again in eternity, rest on at the bosom of the Lord.

about 24 hours ago

The announcement of your transition came suddenly, but what can we do? Jesus, the lover of your soul, who loves you most, has beckoned to you. You upheld your husband's hands in the ministry until the end. Good night, the gallant hand-lifer until resurrection morning.

1 day ago

Mama, you will always be in our minds. Till we meet, goodnight, mama.

1 day ago

Your sudden exit is somehow shocking, mummy, and painful at a time like this, but we believe you have gone to rest with our Lord Jesus. It is well for we believe we shall meet at the feet of our Lord Jesus Christ.

1 day ago

Anti mi, why so soon, hmmm, it is well.

1 day ago

O di ojo Ajinde, Aunty Adika, as we always called you when we were young, she was a very loving and caring person to the core. We are going to miss your love. Till we meet at Christ's feet.

1 day ago

The good Lord will uphold the family and preserve all that is left behind. Please take heart, you are not forgotten.

1 day ago

Good night, we miss you for preaching the Gospel of Jesus.

1 day ago

Mama, you will always be in our minds.

1 day ago

You have lived a life that impacts a lot of people, most especially me. Thanks so much for the love and words of God from your mummy. You will forever be remembered. Keep resting, mummy.

1 day ago

The Lord be praised for your life, you will fondly be remembered for your unwavering love for the Lord and your commitment in service. Sleep on until resurrection morning.

1 day ago

Coming to this world is God's design, and our exit is God's plan. Momo Aworinde has come to this world and has fulfilled God's purpose; she has gone to rest with her Lord. Sleep on our mother till resurrection morning.

1 day ago